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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-13

RUNAWAY BOYS NOME AND FORGIVEN
Harry Gardner. Harry Bunsman and Ad"ph NoF'"'
the three runaway OF this city, are all at nome pow
Gardner and Bunssan aying been brought back trem
Philadelphia yesterday by their mothers Tie boys 81"
10 ndsred themselves TO the police there after having
beaten their way from Virginia The two iiarryS do hs
like the story that Adolph tells about their having de-
serted him in Ashland. Virginia. when he was aseeh
They say that Moritz Is mo good II was th'ir n.S"
BaItmers ami get some money from her But mn.s
they arrived here Miss Gardner was wishing her 10
in TINS city, md the boys had 10 get TO PRaGelp" o
best way they could.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-13
TO MAKE MARTYRS OF MURDERERs.

RABID UTTEEANCES or PRETENDED SOCIALISTS IN
PROVIDENCE.
Providence, Nov. II (Specidi. -" Tho People," tho
organ Of tho Rhode Island Central Labor Union comes
out to day with all its iulcs turned and says:
We mourn the death OF free speech, free Assem-
bIage. Tho jury picked. packed, prcjudccd,
pcrlurcd pack, prepared for pfcmcditaiol murder.
Referring directly to tho IIaymarkct riot, II -ay-
Tho rioters had a right to defend themselves against
attack In available
Look out for the social earthquake tho spiritual
resurrection. IL must come. Tho tomb cannot hold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-13

70 throw 1t of Is bitter pill for every proud man 70
swaiisw Onr enemies Will naturally be beside II, AMI
nag m and eve occasonally so to SPEAK box our ear.
This must for the good OF the cause; os
horne and naturally to bear II requires more pa'ence
thar TO rive vent to feelings ana siHo Dack
We beg YOU on this the day succeeding tue enc upon
Witch We los, our leaders to give way 10 despond-
encv bit 10 he alert and while harmless as doves DO us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-13
VICTORIES FOR YALE AND TIE CREScENIS

VICTORIES FOR YALE AND TIE CRESCENIS
The enthu, lasm OF L i've hundred adherents OF
The New.l ork Athcl resent Athletic clubs seemed
IN k,eo en- warm o. ,o Grounds yesterday, when tho
two club, again comp football match In the hrst
glme tho Crescents goal ony-siI points ies'er
Iv th.v dd the same q ny Tut only after kard tussle In
the first half game ONT was score' III mo
,ond half with the wind their favor the 'reSeeh's
penurh their until tho close oil the game 'u'"
smith caught drop OF Harrys ef New.Iofk nu ,lo
Lrt wn. t,,lnre lie wa. he denied however anu
nom another drop BaIrys mad' run ihouGh w" Wits
al utii,r touchdown "u ny
Tho game aud Edwards easily hlcheh .o
bail the bar. M slo was "Io" SCUM anvil ''''
IA limo one hour. ,.,,,,
~ano or IA stball was played tho Manhattan tlup
club team and ale Cole 20
Team, restng In n complete victory for the latter elno AZ
,Le close SC 30 too.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-13
HOUSE AND Lot AWAITS PATRICK NEALIN

A HOUSEiND LOT AWAITS PATRICK Nh"".'
lanes Neals OF No 237 Elizabethst yesterday onee'
800 reward for any information concerning "' 49,.
Patrick Noas Patrick left this city in ls't on 'no
George Law IN company with John MOAN TOT ~
search OF fortune The two separated 500" Nl'''
inc california and Nolan arsrward returns4 10 New lo..
Nothing has been heart OF Meals since lho ia'ne' "
Neslis brothers dod January leaving cons''e-
erty among OTHER things being house and lot III
valued $4,000 which was lett 10 'he n''" :, Va
X,r,ov au.r,oop laborer named charles Kelly oi 10
$50 Franklin st. caliod upoa James Neails and 0'a n
n, thoucht he knew where Patrick was lie SAD a. hcen
bss snown man for ten years tl't nc 20, lrg
a,r,rer on tho piers here had been run over a
~ nnw in khousc on Blackwell isso his
~ a ali, 10 co over 10 the amt yesterday 10 50
rati ar MAS there lie does believe that ms o'o'
there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-13
povB FOUND IL MIYNEAPOLIs.

MiNStArpLis. MIMI. Nov. IA dynamite boino was
MIXED M, by night Waterman In FOurth-st, between
s,.,it and uenuepln ayeA at 81 this morning. 1t
WA OF gas pipe over foot long AZ ono end was IuS
which had evidently been lighted The bomb was seat
IN AR Desr professor OF chemistry. who refused ~
,al,re If without official authority IL was then gl' ell
I'm The police who Will ascertain its nature by an attempt
Ia Nnln-ln Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-13
OPENED To rHE rTBLIC Ar LAST

NO MORE CARDS DEMANDED AT THE LEMON LIBRA
RY-sOME OF ITS TREASURES.
u,r.,f.r the precious literary treasures Of tho Ieno1
library may 10 freely consulted by all who care 10 avail
,hcrse,vc, OF tho privilege between IL a. IN. ana
u IN on all week days except Mon
DAYS No longer are who yearn after literary lore
I'm strange and Holds required to sbt1in cards OF al
sson bsfore they can sake their thirst The trustees
hvc dispense with this fsrmality They reached
that s,nslbe conclusisn November and the result
will undoubtedly be great increase In the number Oh
VISITORS Heretofore many people have regarded inc
handsome marble building which faces Central fark
and i, situated between sevcntlsh and Seventy -hrssS
s ..rt Of literary mausolcum TO which only the fav
or,d could gain admission This NOTION saiu
u, George II. Moore, tho sup'rihtendoh'
"v.s mistaken one, az tickets were
MAYER refused any who applied Tor
h.o. bnt IL prevailed and kept people away from the
library and therefore the trustees decided TO do away
with tickets altogether add allow all 10 enter WHO pre-
.snte,l themselves Mt the doors
m. Ienox Library contains many ancient, rare ana
-, ,.ts which nave been saved from the destroying
inns The most precious sftEesc II tho hultch"es
pIh. IN TWO volumes commonly known as INC MsNiIho
pna II /, supposed To have been printed ny "uiIen
h.r', a, Ncnty some time between llJO ana 400 u IN
ners are only twrnty-nnc copies III existence ana
.cor # aided by good luck. might perhaps SuCOe" !"
ceiling one for 10000 or 321.OVO ..-.,,
n.S,cr r.r. volume is entitled "DuranluS taushto
dyisnorum Oicarum IL WAS pr'Atcu AT 'iouA ~ -
anh f. valued 1t $1,000. There are also "A number OF
ann.s of tho first hooks ever printed IN fhSiahu
and literary rrlics are valued ~ anot
81 900 each An original edition OF captain Johh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-13

She was Brave IIe-Gcting married Hee'H +, ~, 40,
,e.v dangerous now No fewer than seven " iii.
hayo been Instantly killed their wedding "As ''
year 49,. ,,.,,,an will Shrk
her dmy. Tom, through craven ier VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-13

house they craned their necks all they could
Mrs Fischer WAS at house OF one OF the neehpor
when the body OF her husband arrived Dnt as Soo @
had been carried into the house and properly P'ccu
She was led into her desolate home by TWO women en-
evidently friends she suffering greatly anu hcr
actions were somewhat hysterfcel. 4.
The Van zandt house was tightly closed an Gay ,he
every window save those IN the upper story OF !he
house the curtains drawn so as 10 smut out ,hc
light profile photograph of August spies hhg Va 1 -
naror window and was thrown into relief by the n'li
curtain behind Many people glanced up at inc picture
a they passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-13
23D STREET
LE BOUTILLIER BROS.
CONTINUE THEIR GREAT
November Sale d Surplus Stock.
A@A' OF THE MARKET.
SIl. KS .

25O pieces Black
Brocade Velvet, cost
per yard to import
$50, at
$50 pieces rich Nov
city Brocades, frleze
effects, worth S4.9S'
per yard, at }
$50 pieces Black
Satin Duchesse, worth
1925 per yard, at
IS pieces colored
Faille Franchise, reg
ular price, S1.48, at
80 pieces 22-inch !
Black Gros Fables,
rich finish, worth Sl.3o
per yard, at }
25 pieces Armure
Royal, sold elsewhere
at S1.39 per yard, at
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19
Suffering WOInanhOOd.

Too much effort cannot be made TO
brlug TO the attention OF suffering
womnnhood the great value o' LYDIA
+. piukham's Vegetable Compound
s.sr,mcdy for the diseases of wo-
men. Such mn one is the wife OF Gen.
Barringer, of Winston, \, c., and We
quote from the generals letter NJ
follows "Dcar Mrs. Pinkham :
Please allow me to add my ties 'imony
10 the most excellent medicinal quail
ties of your Vegetable Compound.
Mrs Barringcr was treated for several
wear, for what the physicians called
LoucorrhWa and Proiapsus | teri
combined. sent her to Richmond,
Va, where she renamed tor six
months under the treatment OF M
eminent physician without any per
manent benefit. She was Induced tt
try YOUR medicine and after reason
able time commenced to improve anc
is now able TO attend 10 her business
and considers herself fully relieved.
General Barringcr is the prop 'et".
of the American Hotel. WinstoH, y
c., aud is widely known.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19

aud they VIII not hesitate to gropplc
with any job sent them. Csll and get
estimates, Fitth between \ustiu aud
Washington.
MI ban Ford returned from China
Springs yesterday whore lac had been
TO sell property under an execution.
Mr.. -. Cook wylt Up - Fort Worth
on last evenings train TO bring down
one Buck Mathews. who Is wanted
here aud whose prr'cuco i'll Fort
Worth was made known to the
authorities by the sheriff OF Iarrant
county.
Editor Craniill, of the Advance. has
Just purchased of the Van Duler
Music House, magnificent llallct y
Davis piano. This piano is a world
artist make. The Teachers National
Convention at Boston select them for
use this year The Van DuIcr Music
House is having fun trade bye the
bye
Sanford Johnson will sell without
reserve at his home on North Fifth
street, on Tuesday next, June 2lst, his
entire housch aid effects as hc propOs.
cs taking nothing to California with
him, his home that he purchased
there being completely furnished
This Is superb chance 10 get bar
gains. The ladies are especially re-.
quested TO be present. sale will bcgil
at 1880 u. m.
The county commissioners hay,
their little Jokes a. well AS common
people md they played one prctu
fine on Capt. T. A. Blair, county nt
torney. The Captain took the com
missioucrs home and and trcate,
them his best but could not help eX
ra;ia'ing on the value OF lis posses
sions and the commissioners came bac
and popped up his assessment sever
l nutchcs. That was cruel but then il
al IA Dke aud even grave men mu'
have their fun.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19

What truly beautiful world $50 i've iu,
Naturc gives ~ gran lcur OF mountains. glcuS
and oceans. aud thousands o means ~ Vuloy
mont We can desire no better when III perfect
h ,alth but how often d. the majority ufpoo.
p'e feel Ike giving 1t up. dishraricncd, dis
cnurnrci and worn out with disease, when
there il no occns on for this fccuu. as every
sufferer can easily obtain ,atisiHrtory proof
thatG.ceui August Flower WIN make 'Aem
free rom .sea,e. A. when born. Dy-Uausi g
and Liver Complaint are the direct causes OF
-,yenty.aye yer Cento such maiRdic, rs Hh
iuusuceS. Indigestion sick Headache COS
uvcrcss Nervous Prostitution, UIlIiucss of the
Head, PAlpitAtiou of the Heat aud OIL ~ d!s
trcs.ing symptoms Three doses VI August
Flower win prove Its wonderful 'Ueoi. sam
ul. bottles To- cents. Try TO-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19

when the liver II indolcni. rs Il must aoccs
sArly be when II fails to sccrcte the hilo III sui
ncient Quantities 10 meet the requirements %
digestion and ovacutti IN, Il should be sci u
work with HO~tcttcr's stomach Mttc.s. tn,
Incompatible Alternative. speedily cvintc %.
self iu dep rturc II the uLcomtrinb svnsa
lions In The right side the nnnsea iut up1
the tongue, Indigestion, and SICK hcndGch,
consequent upon inactivity of the liver and tie
diversion OF the bile from It's proper channel
lrregulurity ofthe bowels IL Away and pain
lcssiV reformed by the corrective indicated
Fundamentally to b. preferred, both hccaus,
II II safe and more etlic1clou- Ia blue pin. cnlo
mol fud drcLcuiug pursatiycs of every class
II cures and prevents fever hnd agu'. au'
rheumatism.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19

THIS week we lverti-e 10 hiL spec
ial sale, in five different Departments,
namely, hosiery and gloves, GIN CHAINS
md novelties. lace curtains and mat,
lines. ladies and childrcn's suits. ana
millinery. The multitude Of June
buyer whether rich or poor vii! ma
it very much to their Vantage to
see our prices before making theI
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19
CULLIBiLlY.

,ru1 phsutors ana shrieking cries Of
III W. .,t,,tg IAN make money by impos-
GTarl .yS Sp5 Of 5f92aI . pe Si az
|oues' l,,'S more Than adcIlHte demand
Ioih s,v,,ciatiou of facts facts that have stood
Il, tntn,e,s-(scts proven by brain force and
IficiS whence. should satisfy al lhudable
buttlhe cXccrHble practice Of
int lss iIis sud doct.ines for self
/ .utrut ls truly icpIeheusiblc and
ieisu., H. soornoi by all CLASSES.
saQ1tt'", ,no house tell. you that lodide Of Pot
NHt uotson simply because their opponents
t.h j. a. tuev suppose. you should JOCK upon
b. i.6 - asraut frauds aud their remedies
s.. 'e,,orihy uublic confidence. aud n those
ss un,.t, such as scrtious do not know better
w., are d set OF uncnvtable ighoramnset'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19

Al wh, desire full information about tho
,si.eY and cure Of Blood pOis1us. ~cruiula and
.rn.nIuu- -wcliinRs, Ulters Surcs khcumt
ism. ktincy complaints, taiarrh etc, can
t,curc by mail, fee. Copo of our B. page ~
,.trntri hook of Wonders, filed with the
-,rt wonderful and Startling proofCV before
-,,yn. Address BLOOD BALM GO.
Atlanta, ttA
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19
Just

Opened 80 do2. boys brown cashmere
knee pants, ali wool great lriye al
DOC per pair, 80 doz boy, blue flannel
knee pants AZ soc per pair % doz.
boys checked cashmere knee pants at
75c per pair well worth II %. Come
and make your selections before the
sizes are broken.
10 ~ InnG
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19

purchases sud we are positive they
will save money by So dong. We
waste No time III idlo talk, but just
simply let the public know what We
are doing in our large store. We
onor torsalc everything we advertise
aud il you viii take the trouble to
clip our advertisements. W will show
every thing ~, you call tor H. Inc
season is iu> DRAWING To - close
Many lines Of goods are still mu ID
larger than they should be Yer cater
ing TO the demands of the trade ~ We
10 always makes us cary surplus
stock.N These must all bc reduced
and We stop NJ no sacrifice TO accom-
pii-h this. It's for this reason that
ladies' will find special lott at reduced
prices day hv day on our ditlcrcn.
counters. These should bc watched
and ladies viii pick up many u bar.
gam. Our spcciel sale O: 81 ives. mats
and hosiery this week compri,' tn,
largest line of spcciai ley innate Val
ucs ever offered.
Since taking down our heavy front
awnings ladies' will find our stor'
DELIGHTFULLY."- cool on the hottest @
days, aud can do their shopping wit
comfort ald case.
Counter bargains viii Oo the attraC
tons for many weeks to come. Loo
Tor ihcm. SANGER BRoruERs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19
Chairman county Committc

The best and lowest priced stock OF
Key West and lIayana cigars at Z. I.
McCulloch's.
The best and lowest priced stock
Of chewing and smoking tobacco at
{. G.. McCnllock's.
The best aud lowest priced stock o,
of sugars OF all grades at c C. Mci
Culloch's.
The best and lowest priced stock OF
OF Inol sses and syrupa at &c. Nc
Culoch's.
The best and lowest priced stock of
green and roasted co8ecs at {. q. Nc
Culoch's.
The most complete aud lowest
priced stock OF teas ever olicred IN
central Texas at &. G.. McCuloch.s.
The most complete ana low est
priccG stock Of dried fruits at I. e.
McCulloch'-.
snow white lard, Whittakcr't hams,
breakfast bacon, dried beef ham
prices of the finest quality at I. G.
McCulioch's.
The most complete stock Of gro
ceries at low prices to Init the hard
times at G. c. McCullockh'7.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19

OFFICE OF CENTRAL COMMITTEE !
or 4 NTI PRoHIBITIONIsrS.

W AGO, ! IN rs ~ N-N u ~ l''''
The anti prohibtionists OF McLcn-
nan county are reminded that the
time has come for vigorous and
thorough organization.
Chairmen of voting precincts are
urged to see at once that one or more
clubs are organized in each precinct,
and have rolls of numbers transmit
ted TO this Office. When precinct
chairmcu tail to act promptly the
voters should organize and elect a
chairman and send in Ms name,
The committee uggests also the or
gani2ation of a club in each ward OF
the city of Waco on nest Thursday
night 1T such places rs may be desig-
mated.
We beg to remind YOU also that
money Is necessary to supply and
disseminate literature-the issue II
important and YOU aro deeply inter
ested All communications AMI re
mittances should be sent 10 NJ {
PARK, Esq, secretary of committee.
l.. L. ALEXANDER.
Chairman l'ouptN ('piumittpC
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19

The Iron Turbine wind engine run
with les, wind and are moro durable
and gives better satiiicuon than amy
mill in the market Call aud $40
model at Schroeder 4 llsrrisou's and
be- your own judge Every one guar
antccd. Buy the Iron Turbine engine
aud the Buckeye Forco pump, and
you are sure 10 be pleased.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19

...,,pss failed entirely to cure me ofsev
l9',srdJIc. In ioleqt running nlcers on my
cfAl N.i,r which | have been troubled for
Egg, W.. several doctors also attempted
many Dv,r hut failed. have used only "a few
o. cure W"fB. H. u. made a. Atlanta, Ga.l and
lottc' has been truly magical as they have
thr th'V ~ and ain cured. II is Werth all
81 gay. made for purifying the blood This
m'l i,itG,ljy puick curc has been eft cted after
wondtTbiGrcse had failed, Your medicine II
ever ma has lone thu business for me !
p da N t,nd here twcnty tive years Ny general
hHs,Hb e also improving, pppctte aud diges-
in,,r ,,ooi Islvcp sounily, aud never felt
't,rt Doctors told me That could not ~
- hui u. Is. H. has cured me.
~, decidedly the Quickest, best and cheap
.,hiood purifier ever used. IL Is ahead of
NJ ntLor., As to my case aud its cure refer
~ every mcrchautor professional man OF Ilnc
'Nuf , ~ a. N t5,h o'"" puSe''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19

SATURDAY, JuNE j..
Elm Mott, Judge Alexander, $3.50
p. ~.
Douglas Store, ID. II, Hardy, y p m,
Prairie Chapel, ". Is Fakes, p. III.
Patton, w. Il. Fakes, $50 p. Ill.,.
JUNE2b
Eobinsonyillc, Judge Alexander 2
p, III.
Harrison station, NJ c, Park, $50
p, m.
BellyieE W. y. Fakes. ppm,
Calm Ridc school House, $50 p. m.
robinson school House, ID. H.
Hardy. = p. IN.
Friends viii please scatter the news
and urn out and hear the spcechr',
Why have 20 many sad vacancies at
the family hreside, when Morria Cas-
ceriue. from its excellent qualities. is
specially adapted to the disease which
ordinarily prevail among children
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19

f,avr Oeeu taking botanic Blood Balm BIB.
" and am about well OF IN ulscr had upon
D. nos. for six years, aid by all 90 be a can.
az refer to Postmaster kcnftoe, of Atlanta
.'' g. 7. kEILLM
wh.htsylllc, Ca, May 3. 1886,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19

Thos. GoRgan ~ Bro, No. 1859
south Fourth street, Waco, keeps the
best pianos and organs, ald offer the
b'-t inducements for cash or easy
form.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19

How the folks do hunt after Tuck
cr'p "D!arhrca aud Cholera mixture"
Now DAYS they know whats good
ior'cm. Price only . bits
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19

Inn Bros, Austin -trecl, carry q
full line Of all tho latest liDrprie-,
magazines aud periodicals, They
have the largest stock in the city -
select from and it wi'. be to the IGtU'
err, advantage to call ana see them
before PURCHASE =.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19

why is il that ; Marx sells cheaper
dry Goods ana notions than other
merchants in Waco; He has resi-
dent buyer in the eastern markets,
buy- from first hands and pays cash
Cain aud SEE him at his new store,
corner Nustn aud square,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-19
IN tndoirnt Organ.

LEVINE BRos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-28

Para Suplentes: don Gerardo Puig
don Fsusto Sbert.-Para Secretario.-
don Juan B. Romero.-Para Secreta-
rio suplente.-lon Sataruiuo I. Var
gas.
Termiuundo este acto, ell sefior Pre-
sidente exhort6 todos para que cada
uno en- la esfera de sus atribuciones
coopere, no solo q la verdadera uui6n
de los correligionarios, sin la cual no
podran triuutar lie las ssechauzas de
los contrarios, sino tamb;6n para que
empleen una po2 2itica de attraction, pro-
curando engrossr cuanto sea possible
las fitas del gran psrtido en- bien de los
intereses de la Patria.
Y por acuerdo un&uime de los sefio-
res presentss, Sc dispuso que por 10
Presidencia, en- nombre de todos, sc
redacte una protests contra la conduc-
ia que observa ell peri6dico que Sc pu.
b!ica en- Madrid, tituIado La Regencia,
en- 81 que Sc ataca injustamente q nues-
tro querido y respectable Jefe, Excmo.
Sr. D. Pablo Ubarri, suu cuando este
senor, por So acrisolads honradez y
grandes servicios prestados a la cause
de la integridad nacional, esta muy por
encima de sus detractores para que
puedAn perjudi carlo cen sus caIumniaS
y falsedsdes; y que con la protests Sc
remta al Ex;mo. Sr. D. Pablo Ubarri
copia de este particular q los fines que
estime procedentes. DAndose por ter
minsdo ell acto, que firman todos los
sefiores concurrentes, de que certifco:
Antonio Gonzalez, Saturnino T. Var
gas, Jaime FonalIedas, Jose Bellver,
Timoteo S4Ias, Jose A. M. Perez,
Francisco Maymi OruelIs, Juan Ros
sell Msyni, Celestino Salgado, jose
Vicente Vslladares, Juan Rodriguez,
Clemente p. Barrientos, Juan B. Ro-
nero, Secretsrio."
Y para remitir al sei1or Director del
BoLETIN MERoANTJL, a fin de que Sc
digne inserGsrla en- 50 periodico para
la debids publicidad, libro la presente
copis, visads por Ell ssfior Presidente,
en- Toa- -bajs, a diez y siete de Diciem'
bre de mil ochocientos ochsnta y siete.
W b. Ell Presldente, antonio
Gonzdlez.-JWan G r. Romero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-28
BATTALION INPLl. TERRA
D e V A LII A d DOLID
PRlMERO De LiNEA.


Debiendo verifcsrse en- este battalion
los examenes de oposici6n para cubrir
una plaza de Mdsico de g. clase que
exlste vacante del Instruments Clars-
nete, Ee convoca por ell prssente 4 to-
dos los que deseen tomar parte y aspi.
rem . cubrirla, cuyo acto tendrA 1ugar
con las debidas formalidades 4 las nue.
We de 10 mshsna del dia 8 de Enero
del afo pr6ximo, en- el cnartel de In.
fanteris de esta ciudad, ocurado por
este Cuerpo, donde SO hallsr& consti-
tnido Ell Tribunal competente.
Ponce, 81 de Diciembre de 1857
81 Jefe del detail, Enrique Vdzgues.
W Bel Teniente Coronel l't. Je-
fe, L9pes de Haro. ISL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-28

dia podr6 volver & estrechar, carl
nosa. las manos de los buenos ami
gos que aquf dejo, yen particular
la de aquellos de los cuales he re-
cibido favores de tai valia que ja-
mas podr6 olvidar.
No tengo valor para despedirme
persenalmente. Una amistad, ma
cida al calor de doce amos de inti-
ma confianza y frecuente contacto,
hace dolorosisima mi separation.
Reciban, por medic de estas IT,
meas, mis- amigos de Barranquitas,
mi adi6s de tierna despedida, y
tengan la seguridad de que en- ell
santuario de mi pecho cOnservar6
indeleble su gratfsimo recuerdo.
SiJorOsa Garcia.